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Antigone at the Wilma

    College of Liberal Arts

    Translated by Marianne McDonald. Directed by Theodoros Terzopoulos

    "With Antigone, The Wilma Theater launches the Wilma Hothouse – an ensemble-based approach to creating theater – through a unique collaboration with Attis Theatre of Athens, Greece. The renowned director Theodoros Terzopoulos (AJAX the madness, co-presented with FringeArts in 2013) will lead eight Philadelphia actors and four Attis actors to create an original adaptation of Sophocles’ Antigone. This production merges a physically rigorous methodology with a classical text performed in both English and ancient Greek by an international ensemble. A project initially inspired by a New Yorker essay about the aftermath of the Boston Marathon bombing, Antigone invites conversation around moral, religious, and political dilemmas regarding the unburied dead."

    “Feted the world over, [Terzopoulos] has created a theatre that seems very much his own.” – The Guardian

    https://www.wilmatheater.org/production/antigone

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    Created By: College of Liberal Arts
    Sponsors: Classics
    Open To: Faculty and Staff // Undergraduate Students
    Type: Performance
    Tags: Classical Theater // Theater

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